12 NuScale Power Modules currently in production at Doosan facilities in South Korea. Manufacturing scale-up capacity: up to 20 modules per year. Forge-and-cast components require specialized infrastructure. Prospective NuScale customers have visited the Doosan facility as part of late-stage commercial diligence.
Largest nuclear power deployment program in U.S. history. Nonbinding collaborative agreement signed September 2025. Plan: 6 GW capacity = 72 NuScale Power Modules across 6 ENTRA1 Energy Plants in TVA's 7-state service region. As of Q4 2025 update: infrastructure-experienced team assembled, financing discussions progressing, four candidate sites identified (with prospective first site selected), definitive PPA being drafted, TVA board confirmed January 2026.
Original NuScale-ENTRA1 deployment announcement (August 2023). Two facilities each with 12 NPMs targeting ~2 GWe total combined. Marketing narrative has shifted heavily toward the larger TVA program; current status of Standard Power deal not prominently reported in 2025-2026 NuScale earnings. Logged as historical announcement; investors should weight TVA program as the active US near-term path.
NuScale's flagship deployment for over a decade. Mutually terminated November 2023 due to insufficient subscription as target power price rose toward $90/MWh and UAMPS member interest failed to materialize. The cancellation was a critical strategic event — NuScale subsequently pivoted entirely to commercialization through ENTRA1 Energy as exclusive partner. The technical lessons (and the SDA application work) carried forward to the May 2025 US460 design approval.
Most advanced active NuScale deployment globally. Six NPMs at former coal plant site in Doicești. Fluor Phase 2 Front-End Engineering and Design completed December 2025. NuScale recognized $63.1M revenue from licensing fees and engineering work over 18 months ending Dec 2025. SN Nuclearelectrica shareholders voted Feb 12, 2026 to advance project to next phase. Final Investment Decision target: 2026.
Two NRC approvals: 50 MWe US600 design Certified in January 2023 (only SMR ever Design-Certified by NRC); 77 MWe US460 design received Standard Design Approval May 29, 2025 (six-pack configuration totaling 462 MWe). Both approvals issued ahead of schedule and under budget. Up to 12 modules can be combined per plant for 924 MWe total. Passive safety: 7-day walk-away cooling without operator action or external power. Licensed under 10 CFR Part 52 to enable streamlined COLA applications by future customers.
Major DOE multi-year cost-share award supporting CFPP project + design certification work. Part of cumulative DOE support to NuScale exceeding $575M over the company's history (per DOE statement May 2025).
Public listing via SPAC merger with Spring Valley Acquisition Corp completed May 2022. Trades on NYSE under ticker SMR. Same SPAC sponsor (Chris Sorrells / Spring Valley) is currently taking Eagle Energy Metals public.